Josiah Berryman “Si” Barnes alias Samuel Bodkins was found dead in his wagon shop in Cobden
several weeks ago. He left his family in Centreville, Mo., in August 1876 because he was $3,000 short as treasurer of Reynobas County. He told his wife he was changing his name to Samuel Bodkins. He was born 1 Jan 1837. He left a wife, seven children, one brother, and three sisters in Missouri.
several weeks ago. He left his family in Centreville, Mo., in August 1876 because he was $3,000 short as treasurer of Reynobas County. He told his wife he was changing his name to Samuel Bodkins. He was born 1 Jan 1837. He left a wife, seven children, one brother, and three sisters in Missouri.
Josiah Berryman “Si” Barnes alias Samuel Bodkins was found dead in his wagon shop in Cobden
several weeks ago. He left his family in Centreville, Mo., in August 1876 because he was $3,000 short as treasurer of Reynobas County. He told his wife he was changing his name to Samuel Bodkins. He was born 1 Jan 1837. He left a wife, seven children, one brother, and three sisters in Missouri.
several weeks ago. He left his family in Centreville, Mo., in August 1876 because he was $3,000 short as treasurer of Reynobas County. He told his wife he was changing his name to Samuel Bodkins. He was born 1 Jan 1837. He left a wife, seven children, one brother, and three sisters in Missouri.
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